Sentence examples for vice could be from inspiring English sources

During the 1940s, movie stars flocked to Coden, Ala., "where pleasure and vice could be indulged" in peace and for a price at the Paradise Inn.

He said he thought that Vice could be a network of the future, comparing the cable revolution to the one taking place on YouTube.

Further, he believes Vice could be in a strong position to attract viewers as the 2016 presidential election heats up.

"We tend to talk about a variety of potential projects, and Thomas Pynchon's 'Inherent Vice' could be great.

Deeming women emotional and unprincipled, these thinkers advocated confining women to the domestic sphere where their vices could be neutralized, even transformed into virtues, in the role of empathetic, supportive wife, vulnerable sexual partner, and nurturant mother.

Because Mr. Johnson did not have a vice president (before 1967, vice presidents could be appointed mid-term, so Johnson could not "replace" himself after succeeding Mr. Lincoln), his replacement would have been the president pro tempore of the Senate, traditionally the most senior member of the majority party.

Today's vice consul could be next decade's ambassador.

He told friends he feared that the vice presidency could be "emasculating".

The chairman and vice chairman could be required to come from different parties.

Mr. Bolaños, who was Mr. Alemán's vice president, could be held hostage by lawmakers from his Liberal Party.

This was a potentially dangerous moment in which the vice president could be tromping over ground occupied by the secretaries of state and defense.